* Congestion Down
* Sales tax revenue up
* Vehicle traffic: -11%
* Foot traffic: +3.4%
* Pollution: -22%
* Revenue for mass transit: $548M
NYC Congestion Pricing has been a *HUGE* success
@RichCimini Rich, glad to have you back for another season. Last week you predicted it might be slow going for the Jets O in the early part of the season. That wasn’t the case yesterday. Are you sticking with your prediction?
@pydanny I adhere to your practice but reach the 30-minute limit much less frequently since I adopted GitHub Copilot, which often prevents me from getting stuck. Do you have any thoughts on updating the rule for this era of programming assistants and agents?
Few symbols tell the story of the Bronx Renaissance more powerfully than the restoration of the Bronx River—once a dumping ground for abandoned cars and tires.
Yet the Trump Administration is intent on defunding the very grassroots organizations—like the Bronx River Alliance—that have led its hard-fought transformation from blight to beauty.
10 years ago today, I testified before a congressional committee about the #FOIA and the challenges requesters faced obtaining documents from government agencies.
Sadly, it's far worse now than it was 10 years ago.
@RichCimini Rich, you've said Darnold needed to go elsewhere to develop, but his rookie season was promising. How much of the issue was the Gase system and the lack of talent surrounding him?
@samokhvalov@PostgreSQL The code is well-documented, so I will study it, as it will likely teach me some clever tricks. Have you encountered the production use of recursive SQL outside of org charts and bill of materials?
"50 Years of Queries," by Don Chamberlin, recounts a half-century of database #technology, and the proven resilience of E.F. Codd's relational #database concepts. https://t.co/LJo7xzrLhp
it’s honestly so funny that millions of normal people walk around Manhattan and take the subway every day while conservative snowflakes concoct this fantasyland of crime and danger around every corner